Updated September 30, 2026 · SmartHomeCue Editorial Team

Hoover vs Samsung

Hoover scores 9.4 and Samsung 9.3 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Hoover

9.4/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Samsung

9.3/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

What sets them apart

Hoover vs Samsung
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Reference modelsHG4, HG2 Hydro TurboSlim, HG2 Hydro ProTurboSlimWW11DB8B95GBU1, RL38C776ASR/EU, NV7B5750TAK-U4
Top suction (Pa)5,0006,000Higher
Mop typePadSpinning
Obstacle avoidanceNoneCamera AI
Runtime160180Higher
Dust bin capacity (ml)800Higher250
Height (cm)8.3Lower10
Warranty1 to 5 yearsHigher2 years
Entry price£64.99Not confirmed
Flagship price£319.99Not confirmed
Mop lift (mm)Not confirmed10

Same on both: Self-empty dock (Yes), LiDAR navigation (Yes), Spare parts shop (Yes), Markets (GB).

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Key differences

  • Hoover scores higher overall: 9.4 vs 9.3.
  • Top suction (Pa) is higher at Samsung: 6,000 vs 5,000.
  • Runtime is higher at Samsung: 180 vs 160.
  • Dust bin capacity (ml) is higher at Hoover: 800 vs 250.
  • Height (cm) is lower at Hoover: 8.3 vs 10.
  • Warranty is higher at Hoover: 1 to 5 years vs 2 years.
  • Support channels: only Samsung offers Community.
  • Founded is lower at Hoover: 1908 vs 1969.
  • Products: only Hoover offers Robot vacuum, Stick, Upright.
  • Products: only Samsung offers Washing machine, Dryer, Dishwasher.

Our verdict on each

Hoover

Hoover suits UK buyers who want a full floor-care and cooking range in one place, backed by a Haier legal entity and long parts availability. Its entry vacuum price of £64.99 sits well inside the category, while the flagship reaches £319.99 with lidar and a self-empty dock.

Read the full Hoover review

Samsung

Samsung suits households that want the big appliances and the smart kit working from a single app, with spare parts held for 10 years after purchase. You pay a premium against Exquisit and Bauknecht for that joined-up range, and the robot vacuum is the weakest part of the picture.

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Score breakdown

Hoover vs Samsung
AreaHooverSamsung
Cost9.5Entry price £64.99 is competitive, and the flagship holds at £319.99.Not confirmed
Offer9.2Spare parts shop plus 10 years of parts, with vacuum warranty of 1 to 5 years.9.5HigherEntry point sits at $649, cover runs 2 years, and installation is offered on the big pieces.
Trust9.8HigherBacked by Haier Smart Home UK&I Ltd, founded 1908, support across email, chat and phone.9.1Warranty terms come from Samsung Electronics America, Inc., a group founded in 1969, with support on email, chat and phone.

The numbers side by side

Hoover vs Samsung
FactHooverSamsung
Top suction (Pa)5,0006,000
Runtime160180
Dust bin capacity (ml)800250
Height (cm)8.310
Warranty1 to 5 years2 years

Where they rank in our lists

Hoover vs Samsung
RankingHooverSamsung
Robot vacuum and mop combos11 of 4713 of 47
Home appliance brands15 of 6518 of 65

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Buture has dust bin capacity (ml) at 1,500, against 800 for Hoover and 250 for Samsung.

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Every fact side by side

Hoover vs Samsung
FactHooverSamsung
ProductsRobot vacuum, Stick, Upright, Wet dry, HandheldWashing machine, Dryer, Dishwasher, Fridge, Oven, Hob
Legal entityHaier Smart Home UK&I LtdSamsung Electronics America, Inc.
HeadquartersUnited KingdomSouth Korea
Founded1908Lower1969
Support channelsEmail, Chat, Phone, Help centreEmail, Chat, Phone, Help centre, CommunityCovers more

Home appliances

Hoover vs Samsung
FactHooverSamsung
Price from£119$649
Energy classAA
Annual energy use (kWh)4032Lower
Capacity9 kg11 kg
Dimensions59.5x52.1x8560 x 85 x 60 cm
Spare parts period10 years10 years
Installation offeredYesYes
Installation fee£20 to £99Not confirmed
Mobile appYesYes

Smart home devices

Hoover vs Samsung
FactHooverSamsung
Device typesNot confirmedHub, Sensor, Plug, Lighting, Thermostat
ProtocolsNot confirmedMatter, Thread, Zigbee, Wi fi
EcosystemsNot confirmedSmartthings, Matter
Hub requiredNot confirmedNo
Energy reportingNot confirmedYes

Where each stands against the rest

Hoover vs Samsung
FactHooverSamsungMedian
Entry price£64.99below the medianNot confirmed£79.99
Flagship price£319.99at the medianNot confirmed£319.99
Top suction (Pa)5,000lowest quarter6,000lowest quarter15,000
Mop lift (mm)Not confirmed10lowest quarter12
Runtime160above the median180above the median120
Dust bin capacity (ml)800above the median250lowest quarter700

Median across 55 listed brands.

Pros and cons

Hoover

Pros

  • Entry price of £64.99 places Hoover near the front of the field on price at entry, and the flagship adds lidar and a self-empty dock.
  • The range covers robot vacuum, stick and upright, so a single brand covers robot, stick, upright, wet-dry and handheld cleaning.
  • Support runs on email, chat and phone, and a spare parts shop plus 10 years of parts cover keeps machines in service.

Cons

  • Suction of 5,000 Pa sits below a category median of 15,000 Pa, so deep carpet pile is not the strong suit.
  • Obstacle avoidance is listed as none, which leaves cables and clutter to be moved by hand.
  • Suction ranks 40 of 46 brands, and the flagship rank is 29 of 66.

Samsung

Pros

  • The listed washing machine runs at 32 kWh a year, so a weekly habit stays cheap to run.
  • A single app covers the kit, with a mobile app included, hub, sensor and plug in one place, and no hub required.
  • Protocols matter, thread and zigbee and ecosystems smartthings and matter let existing sensors and plugs join rather than be replaced.

Cons

  • Warranty of 2 years is short next to the 10 years parts commitment, so a machine can outlive its cover.
  • Robot vacuum suction of 6,000 Pa sits well under the 15,000 Pa site median, so deep carpet is not its strength.
  • The market listed is GB alone, so delivery and installation terms are given for that market only.

Who each suits

Hoover

Who it suits

  • Households wanting robots, stick, upright, wet-dry and handheld models under one roof
  • GB shoppers who prioritise entry price over peak suction
  • Buyers who value a spare parts shop and 10 years of parts cover

Who should look elsewhere

  • Homes with thick carpet where suction of 5,000 Pa is not enough
  • Buyers who want object recognition, since obstacle avoidance is none
  • Shoppers outside GB

Samsung

Who it suits

  • Households replacing a full white goods set, since washing machine, dryer and dishwasher and WW11DB8B95GBU1, RL38C776ASR/EU, NV7B5750TAK-U4 cover washer, fridge, oven and hob in one range.
  • Households already running SmartThings, with matter, thread and zigbee and no hub needed, so appliances and sensors share one app.
  • Energy-minded households, where 32 kWh a year sets a low running cost for frequent loads.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Budget buyers: Exquisit covers the same core appliances, while this range opens at $649.
  • Shoppers who want a cooker in the same range: Bauknecht lists one and this range does not, so check Bauknecht first.

Current offers

Hoover

Current offer

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    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Samsung

Current offer

  • Discount code

    Save up to GBP 250 when you buy 2 or more home appliances: GBP 100 off from GBP 799 spend, GBP 250 off from GBP 1,500 spend

    Spend GBP 799 or more and save GBP 100, or spend GBP 1,500 or more and save GBP 250. Purchase from Samsung.com, Samsung Experience Stores, or Shop app by 13.10.26. Discount applied automatically at checkout when qualifying spend threshold reached with two or more qualifying products. Selected SKUs only. Offer excludes all microwaves and accessories. Not in conjunction with any other offer

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

Hoover vs Samsung
CountryHooverSamsung
United KingdomYesYes

Questions about each

Hoover

What does the cheapest Hoover vacuum cost?+

Hoover's vacuum entry price is £64.99, which is well under the site's typical mid-range price of €61.38. At that level the models are compact machines rather than full self-emptying robots. A phone-based tidy-up on hard floors is the realistic target here.

What does the flagship Hoover robot cost?+

The flagship is listed at £319.99 and it is the model that adds a self-empty dock and lidar. Hoover's flagship rank is 29 of 66 brands, so the top of the range is mid-table. Buyers on a tight budget can start much lower with £64.99.

Samsung

How much does a Samsung appliance cost at the entry end?+

The listed starting price is $649, and it comes from a countertop convection microwave rather than a washing machine or fridge, so a full kitchen set sits above that figure. These are single purchases rather than subscriptions, so the entry price is the number to plan around rather than a figure that renews later.

How long is the warranty, and will parts still be available later?+

Warranty cover on the appliances runs for 2 years, and spare parts are held for 10 years, with a spare parts shop listed as well. For a fitted kitchen the parts figure is the more useful of the pair, since a failed pump or door seal takes longer to sort than a simple swap. Read the terms, since a parts promise and a warranty are different cover.

Hoover

Higher score in this comparison

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